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Signed, Sealed... Delivered?
Behind Certifications and Beyond Labels
Signed, Sealed...Delivered? looks 'behind certifications and beyond labels' at how these tools, and the performance standards that underpin them, create business value.
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Survey on Key Challenges and Industry Performance
Results from The Sustainability Survey
What are the most urgent challenges facing society today? And which of 17 industry sectors are doing the most effective job of managing the most urgent challenges?
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Appetite for Change
Reinventing the Global Food System
Today's global food system is inherently unsustainable, and must be completely transformed. Appetite for Change was conceived to identify what change is needed, and the role the corporate sector must play in making it happen.
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The Biodiversity Challenge Revisited
A Review of the Latest Research and Implications for Business
Some businesses are gradually awakening to growing risks and new opportunities as the protection of species and genetic diversity prove more and more critical to global supply chains. Yet too many still assume that government alone has the answers.
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Sustainable Brands 2010: “The Power of AND”
Recap and reflections after SustainAbility's fourth year at Sustainable Brands
Patrin Watanatada sums up the SB10 with the observation that the sustainability efforts most likely to succeed are those that are both robust and data-driven on the one hand, and joyful, surprising, delightful and principles-driven on the other.
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Knaves Turned Honest (Food Ethics Council)
Can 21st century finance sustain 21st century agriculture?
Alexa Clay and Sophia Tickell look at whether 21st century finance can sustain 21st century agriculture.
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Big Capitalism’s Growing Appetite for Social Enterprise (Nikkei Ecology)
A look at Coca-Cola's new stakes in Innocent Drinks
Coca-Cola’s embrace of Innocent will be an important test case of the ability of such corporate giants to dance with infinitely smaller partners without trampling them underfoot.
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2008: A Year of Extremes (Nikkei Ecology)
Weather, exchange rates, commodity prices and the potential for new economic paradigms
2008 turned out to be a year of extremes. The question now is whether 2009 will join 1929, 1939 and 1989 in the list of years when a totally new economic and political order began to surface.
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Unchaining Value
Innovative approaches to sustainable supply
Unchaining Value argues that companies should redefine the goals of supply chain management from creating more value at less cost for the company, to creating more value for all supply chain participants at a lower cost to finite global resources.
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Keeping It in the Family (China Dialogue)
Family ownership can imbue a firm with a sense of purpose and values its rivals may lack. John Elkington, turning to China’s emerging entrepreneurs, says it’s time to consider best practice in this much-overlooked sector.
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The Danone Way (China Dialogue)
France is not usually known for its environmental record. In fact, activists often consider the country an 'environmental villain'. But if companies such as Danone are any indication, things may be about to change.
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The Danone Way (Época Negócios)
The French have not been noted for their appetite for sustainable development. But things may be changing, with companies like Danone, Lafarge and Suez moving strongly into this space.
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Unilever: Sustainable Fish (Nikkei Ecology)
150 million times a day people buy Unilever brands. Where does sustainability fit in?
Why Unilever, when it comes to sustainability, is a company to watch.
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One Planet Business
Creating Value Within Planetary Limits
SustainAbility has worked with WWF to develop and launch the One Planet Business program which offers a new framework to measure resource consumption by business and society, and the challenge in bringing these impacts back within planetary limits.
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The Wal-Mart Gorilla (Nikkei Ecology)
Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retail chain aims to be a pioneer in the environmental conservation.
